No longer available American Original 50s P-bass W/Brazilian Rosewood-8Lb 5oz

***Want to trade for a Jazz bass-Similar value and no zero frets please***

This is an amazing Fender A/O 50s Precision bass with BYO Custom shop Neck.

Neck is Quarter-sawn with Brazilian Rosewood Fret-board & Abalone Fret Markers. Neck is Finished in Satin with multiple coats of wax. It's fast and smooth.

The Lollar 5% overwind pickup and GHS Precision flats really sound amazing!

BYO Neck Specs:

• One Piece quarter sawn Maple
• 12" radius fingerboard
• Brazilian Rosewood Fretboard($299 Upcharge)
  
• 34" scale length
• 20 Vintage Jumbo Frets (.100" x .51")
  
• Abalone Dot inlays
• Neck thickness .85" at first fret, .95" at twelfth fret
• Double action truss rod adjustable at the heel

Body info:
Fender Original 50's 2 Tone Sunburst
Vintage Fender 10-Hole Tortoise Scratch-Plate
Full size Vintage Aluminum Shield under Scratch Plate
CTS 250K pots
Orange Drop Cap
Cloth wired with a Switchcraft jack
Fender PV control knobs
Lollar Pickups 5% Overwound
AVRI Bridge

Tuning Machines are Gotoh Carbon-O-Lites(Lightest available)

New Gator Journeyman Case included!

Trade value $2,000

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Hi,
Weight is 8Lb 5Oz.
Neck is a Jazz Spec. From BYO Custom Shop. I have to double check for other Specs but 1.5" Bone Nut.

 

Jazz basses or maybe a StingRay

 

I built this one(assembled)

 

I totally get it. I like P-Bass necks a lot too. I purposely selected this Jazz spec'd neck to help keep the bass under 8.5Lb. This is the best balanced P-Bass I ever played thanks to the lighter weight.

 

Additional Neck Specs(Also added to OP):

BYO Neck Specs:

• One Piece quarter sawn Maple
• 12" radius fingerboard
• Brazilian Rosewood Fretboard($299 Upcharge)
  
• 34" scale length
• 20 Vintage Jumbo Frets (.100" x .51")
  
• Abalone Dot inlays
• Neck thickness .85" at first fret, .95" at twelfth fret
• Double action truss rod adjustable at the heel

 

I really used the best of everything on this build in an effort to get it crazy light-weight. If I do the math & include the Journeyman case, I am losing $$ at my price. That said, I will gladly keep the case and knock off $200 from the price.
If it's not the best P-Bass you ever had your hands on, I'll buy it back no questions asked.
It's just that I picked up a new TF P-Bass and simply don't have the room for all these basses.

 

I am Putting this as trade only with a trade value of what I paid in total for all components. Ideally,I would like to trade with a like-minded builder that has a Jazz bass with equal value.

Here's what the components cost for this build~:

A/O(American Classic) Body $650
Vintage 10 Hole Scratch plate $ 250
Tuning Machines: Gotoh Carbon-O-Lite tuning machines $200.
Neck: BYO Custom Shop> Brazilian Rosewood on 1/4 sawn $500,
Lollars $150,
Wire Harness $85,
Gator Journeyman Case $200,
Plus Bridge, Strings, Ultra-lite Control knobs etc.. ~$150

Total = $2085